
One expensive supervisor, a free local workforce: the core Harness pitch
Not every coding task needs your most expensive model — most need a cheap one that's checked carefully.
By Agent Software
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Not every coding task needs your most expensive model — most need a cheap one that's checked carefully.
By Agent Software

Offload coding tasks to cheaper or free local models running on your own machine, and cloud tokens stop burning on work your hardware can already handle.
By Agent Software

Agent Harness can still run bounded tasks out of the box, but the more accurate description is a platform for building your own harness and finding out which models actually deserve your trust.
By Agent Software

This is the current product-state view: what is live, what is in development, and what should not be overstated yet.
By Agent Software

Monoliths promise simplicity, but modular tools usually match how engineering teams actually adopt new workflow infrastructure.
By Agent Software

The right evaluation target is the workflow across tools, not the most flattering single-agent moment.
By Agent Software

The four products are easier to understand when mapped to the actual loop: capture, remember, verify, execute.
By Agent Software

An effective agent eval harness needs scenario design, clear pass criteria, and enough operational realism to catch regressions that demos hide.
By Agent Software

Agent systems feel unreliable because most teams still evaluate them with memory, screenshots, and intuition rather than repeatable tests.
By Agent Software

The suite exists because AI-assisted development breaks down when input, memory, testing, and execution live in separate, fragile islands.
By Agent Software